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mother, Mrs. J. J. Walters, at hei
. . -■ U« fihim
{home near Americus. Mr*. Ship!
to remembered to Americus as Mia.
Florence Walters, and to receiving
a cordial‘welcome upon the occasion
of her visit.
Fresh-water Bream and Mackerel
today—Sherlock A Co.—21-2t.
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Halstead at
tended the minstrel show in Albany
Tuesday night.
Fitch surely knows how to book
good pictures and good shows. Vau
deville coming. Watch this paper
for further particulars.—21-lt.
Montgomery, of Plains, were shop
pers here yesterday. *
I Mrs. J. I. Kaylor was a shopper
fcere today from Leslie.
Harrison Thomas and Burrell
Thomas were business visitors here
tending this week with Mrs. Gor
in Heys at her country home near
ericas while Mr. Heys is in Ma-
attending federal court. s
CITY TAX BOOKS OPEN
Tax digest is open for the pay-
ent of 1920 city tax from date un-
l December 1. E. J. Eldridge,
lerk and Treasurer. —19-dec 1
W. L. and Clifford Chambliss, ff
the 28th, were visitors here today.
R. B. Gaston, of Friendship, was
in Americus today.
Miss Mary Carter, of Leslie,
shopping in Americus today.
' Fulghum Seed Oats for sale. John
was
Faded Hair Now
Easily Restored
Every woman knows how import
ant it is to keep her hair attractive
and. free from gray, faded streaks.
Proper care of the hair is the very
T. M. Etheridge, of Huntington,
lent a few hours in Americus to-
Smith
Ross Jennin;
were visitors
Plains.
(■ Calvin Derrick, of Plains, was in
!,■ • wluYin uerncK, oi a mins, was m
Americus yesterday.
f Feel bad and run down? Take
PURATONE. Sold at Carswell Drug
Co— (s-2) » '
Guy Griffin was a visitor here to
day from Rome.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hardaway, of
1 Atlanta, spent a few hours in Am-
ericu.s today.
C. L. Lunsford, of Cordele, wasj
in Americas yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rail Todd, of Bir- . p 0 no j (je.^pair because you can-
ngham, were in Americus yester- not afford tho fces asked by beauty
y and stopped at the Windsor. • , D ecialists for tinting gray hair but
_ _ . ■ .. ' do it yourself at home with no other
Ifc F. Dunlap, of Atlanta, waa to aid than a bottle of Brownatone, the
nericus yesterday. same oreparation used by the fore-
—most hair dressers.
W. C. Segrevaa, of Albany, was. Special Free Offer,
business visitor here yesterday. p or convincing proof that with.
„ , ——r , . . 'Brownatone you can regain and
Alton Cogdell is in Richland to- preserve in your hair its natural
r* / on business.
|i C. R. Whitley spent today inPiains
Lon business.
■5 The Americus Legion will dine to-
ji-night at the Tea Room at 7 o'clock
■ All members are urged by tho com-
Imander to be,present.
I Mrs. H. B. Shipp, of Augusta, is
it upending several weeks with her
PHONE 80S for good dry pine stove
wood.. Prompt delivery. 16-tf
OR RENT—Two connecting unfur.
nished rooms, for light Uouse-
leping., Phone 884.-—10-8t,
^ARM FOR RENT—200 acres of
’“good land in Sumter county, good
&sture with running water,’ five-
oom house and two tenant houses
epaired this year; about one-half of
arm under fence; near public
ehools and churches Will rent for
bird and fourth or Standing rent.
Qdress P. O. Box-475, Americus,
Ife.—17-wlt.
FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle, in
first class mechanical condition
1919 modal; electrically equipped.
Inquire at McKinstry Studio.—19-5t
SpOR SALE—Girl's bicycle; to good
IV condition; soil cheap. Box 44,
BEALE QUICK—Ford touring
ear In good condition. H. C. Clem-
a, 701 S. Lee street. 22-tf
IR SALE—PIANO; new; good
te-AHIICK SALE—My house and
fi&Sn be bought at a bargain.
Phis to ?uit. J. C. Smith, 311*
ikson St. Phone 987 18-tf
budded Peach
y; best grown
3. Duke, Monte-
17-12t
DR SALE—June
Trees; any varic
ock. Annly to E.
Una, Ga.
.UK STEM Seed Wheat l?or Sale.
Tohn Sb.'ffiel^.- 8-tf
30DSTOCR TYPEWRITER 880
for r'tick sale; good condition;
ms to resnonsible narties. Sec R.
Moran at Times-Recorder.
Jl; \I E or trade. One Ford truck.
Good shape .lost the thing for
inline wood. Bragg's Market. Am-
1 " WW' .
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Meadowa were
ytoiton here yesterday from Colum
bus.
DR SALE—<As we are leaving the
city will sell cheap several pieces
ning and bed-room 'trniture Also
o one-horse wagons, lot of cord
«d. Phono 184. 17-tf
DR SALE—Practically new Ford
Souring Car. Dental work at re-
aed prices. Dr. N. S. Evans,
Stlst.—16-tf.
W. J. CLARKE, carpenter and re
pairer. Phone 284, 6-8 p.m.—19-tt
WANTED — Plain Sewing; prices
reasonable. Phone 782. Mrs. A.
Morgan. 16-12t
WANTED—The public to know that
my' repair work on watches,
clocks and jewelry is the very best
obtainable. M. A. York, Americus,
Ga. 6-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
WANT TO DO YOUR fine watch.
clock and jewelry repairing. Ex
pert service and reasonable charges
R. S. Broadhurst, Jeweler, 110 La
mar St., directly to front of post-
office.—(8)
FARM AND CITY LOANS — 8 1-2
per cent. Terms easy. Quick aerv
ice. W. W. DYKES.—4-20-tf
ALLEN, THE AUTO RADIA
TOR MAN. PHONE 703. 122
SOUTH LEE. tf
FOR prompt transfer service anr
JLGHUM OATS for sale. John heavy hauling and country trip.
Shelf;i l.! 6-tf 'elephon. Clark's Transfer. 803. 4-t-
LOST AND FOUND
LOST—Long platinum bar pin. on
Church or. Taylor streeta, Wednes
day night. Return to Mias Tillman's
millinery store.—21-3t.
LOST—One large nice spotted mat
* hound, with brown ears and spots
on body. Will pay any reward asked
for his recovery. E. J. Young, Leslie,
Ga.' 8-20t
TAKEN UP—One small black mule
white nose. Owner can recover, by
application to C. E. Doster, 28th
19-tf district, Route A.—21-wky-4t.
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.THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1920.
CHURCHWELL
“Sells It For Less”
Look at These Wonderful Values That We Will
Have On Sale Special
Friday and Saturday
Come down to our store and compare our quality and prices and there
will be no doubting that Churchwell “Sells It For Less” in all departments of
our big store.
Two dozen Ladies' Dresses in pretty new Fall styles,
worth up to $35.00, in Serge, Tricotine and Silks, on sale
Friday and Saturday, your choice for
Strictly Cash—None On Approval.
Alterations Extrsf®
V « >
Twenty-five pairs of regular $13.50 Ladies’ Grey Kid
Boots, full Louis heels, excellent quality kid stock, on sale
special Friday and Saturday at
$5.25
One bottle of Black or Brown Dye Free with each pair, so
if you do not like the color you can change it.
One lot of Men’s All
Wool regular $35.00 new
Fall Suits to close out Fri
day and Saturday at
$24.75
$15.00 Crossett Shoes for
men, in English and Con
servative lasts, on sale spe
cial Friday and Saturday
at $10.95 Pair
Special lot of Ladies’
Ready - to - Wear Hats,
worth up to $ 12.50, on sale
Friday and Saturday at
• $4.95
All $10.00, $11.00 and
$12.00 Men’s Silks Shirts
on sale Friday' and Satur
day at
$7.45
25 Par Cont Diicount On All Other
Man’. Suit.
1
Special lot of regular
$11.50 to $12.50 Boys’
new Fall Overcoats on
sale Friday and Saturday
at $7.95
Complete new stock of
Misses’ and Children's
Sweaters in all colors and
beautiful styles on sale at
$2.50 to $6.00
-
CRETONNES AND CURTAIN
NETS AT SACRIFICE PRICES.
We have just received a large ship
ment of pretty Curtain Nets, and
Marquisette which we are placing on
sale at extremely low prices. »
All of our 75c to $i.00 Yard Cre-
tonns in a big range of patterns will
be on sale Friday and Saturday at
your choice for
59c Yard
All New Nets in Cream and Natural
colors at
69c. 85c- 98c. $1.25 $2.25 Yd
Will be on Sale Friday and Saturday
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
Big range of pretty New Marquis
ettes at 45c, 69c and 75c Yd, on sale
Friday and Saturday at
10 Per Cent Discount.
Eighteen regular $12.50
Boys’ Knee Pants Suits, all
wool and beautiful fall pat
terns, to close out Friday
and Saturday-at
$7.95 v
All Ladies’ Suits and Coats
in new fall styles and mate
rials on sale at
20 Per Cent Discount
Friday and Saturday you will find
values iq our Domestic and Staple
Goods Department that you haven’t
been able to deplicate in many
years. • %
Romper Cloth, Red Rose Ginghams, Ga. Bell
Cheviots, Amoslceag Ginghams, in a big range
of patterns, stripes, plaids and checks, on sale
Friday and Saturday at
29C YARD
$1.25 Quality 10-4 Bleach Pepperel AO_ Yd
•Sheeting at U0C
$1.20 Quality 9-4 Bleach Pepperell OQ. Yd
Sheeting at OOC
30c Quality ,36-Inch Ajax Sheeting
at
35c Quality 36-lnch Michigan Sheet
ing at r.
19c Yd
23c Yd
SPECIAL 59c Quality Toil du Nord Ging
hams, in all colors, on 39c Yd
sale special at
Extra Heavy Bathrobe Flannel in a 09g Yd
big range of colors, special at..
36-Inch Percals in Stripes, Figures and OQ_ Yd
Solid Colors, heavy quality at.... “*'*•
35c
Yd
36-lnch Long Cloth, no starch
65c Devonshire Cloth in Stripes, Plaids 5Qg Yd
and Solid Colors, special at..
SILK AND WOOL GOODS SALE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
All Wool Sponged and Shrunk
Storm Serge, 44 inches wide, colors
Navy and Black, on sale special Fri
day and Saturday at
52.29 Yard *
Satins in all the popular Brown col
or and other pretty shades, on sale
special at
$1.98 Yard
54-Inch Broadcloth, beautiful quali
ty in Black, Navy and Brown, on
sale at
55-40 Yard
54 and 56-Inch Tricotine in
and Black, on sale at
Navy
$5.85 and $6.75 Yard
One-Half Wool Tricotine in Light
and Dark Navy on sale special at
$1.98 Yard
Churchwell’s Dept Store
“Sells It For Less”